Monday, July 10, 2017

EarthSky News - July 10 - Good Morning, Moon

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Watch for a daytime moon this week

Beginning now, watch for the daytime moon. For the next few days, it'll be in the west after sunrise.

Astronomers track hypervelocity stars

New video shows 6 hypervelocity stars, zipping from Milky Way center to outskirts. An interaction with our galaxy's central, supermassive black hole might have kicked them into fast motion.

Supernumerary rainbow over NYC

Look inside a bright primary bow for colorful fringes, whose number and spacing can change from minute to minute.

Today in science: 1st Telstar launch

Telstar was the 1st satellite to relay television signals between Europe and North America. It launched on this date ... and helped change the world. Remember the song Telstar? Hear it again.
Juno to buzz Jupiter's Great Red Spot
A reminder to watch for news of this event, happening today!
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Watch for a daytime moon this week

Look west after sunrise. January 13, 2017 photo by Peter Lowenstein in Mutare, Zimbabwe.

Supernumerary rainbow over NYC

Alexander Krivenyshev of the website WorldTimezone.com caught this supernumerary rainbow over New York City on Saturday. Click for a close-up that shows colors in the fringes.
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